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Nevertheless, recent studies suggest that diabetes could also favor, or even trigger, the establishment of periodontal disease, and not only exacerbate the established disease [20].

Now Wilfling, Thiam et al. have shown that Arf1/COPI complexes trigger the establishment of membrane bridges between the endoplasmic reticulum and the droplets, which means that vesicles are not needed to get the enyzmes to the lipid droplets.

Given that rapid weight recovery leads disproportionately to fat gain rather than lean tissue gain, it will skew the overall body composition to a higher fat percentage, which will subsequently be "locked in" once the leptin signalling reaches a high enough level to trigger the establishment of a body composition set point.

As was the case in most of the other former Confederate states, defeat in the Civil War triggered the establishment of a sharecropping system of tenant farming, the emergence of a race problem of new and formidable dimensions, and the spread of poverty.

In conclusion, the uplift of the northern TP at ca. 25 to 20 Ma probably triggered the establishment of the EASM and desertification of inland Asia.

"It's not really clear which mechanisms and processes take place after soil inoculation [that] end up triggering the establishment of a particular plant community," he says.

This new land use favored the expansion of upland grasslands and heathlands and triggered the establishment of an open-landscape during the Early Modern Period (ca. 15th 18th centuries AD).

A dynamic authentication scheme in the proposed primary security module enables existing nodes to authenticate new incoming nodes, triggering the establishment of secure links and broadcast authentication between neighboring nodes.

This argues against an early signal from the pre-myogenic mesodermal cells triggering the establishment and patterning of Scleraxis-positive cells, indicating that tendon development initiates normally in Tbx1 mutant embryos.

This strongly suggests that bile aspiration into the lungs may be a major host determinant that triggers the establishment of dominant chronic biofilm-forming microbial species.

The introduction of CED enabled access to some promising technologies early in their life cycle, and might have triggered the establishment of registries and research.